Decoding family-level features for modern and fossil leaves from computer-vision heat maps (AJB 2022): Annotated heat maps and raw data

This data item supports its primary research article in American Journal of Botany (Spagnuolo et al., 2022) and contains the following contributions. Please see the primary article for all explanations.1. Complete set of annotated heat maps organized as pdfs by plant family as seen in figs. 1, 3, 4, 6 of the primary article. Blue circles indicate the top-5 squares. Additional circle indicates the top-1 square. Horizontal lines indicate 25% and 75% of blade length. Text labels include genus, species, and the Wolfe (NCLC-W) catalog number for the cleared leaf specimen. a. “Anacardiaceae Annotated Heat Maps.pdf”b. “Annonaceae Annotated Heat Maps.pdf” c. “Apocynaceae Annotated Heat Maps.pdf” d. “Betulaceae Annotated Heat Maps.pdf”e. “Celastraceae Annotated Heat Maps.pdf” f. “Ericaceae Annotated Heat Maps.pdf” g. “Fabaceae Annotated Heat Maps.pdf” h. “Fagaceae Annotated Heat Maps.pdf” i. “Malvaceae Annotated Heat Maps.pdf” j. “Myrtaceae Annotated Heat Maps.pdf” k. “Rosaceae Annotated Heat Maps.pdf”l. “Rubiaceae Annotated Heat Maps.pdf” m. “Salicaceae Annotated Heat Maps.pdf”n. “Sapindaceae Annotated Heat Maps.pdf”2. Raw data of top-5 and top-1 square scores for all specimens in the 14 families as a csv file (supporting primary article fig. 2 and item 5, below). a. “Spagnuolo et al Raw Data.csv”3. Within-family mean and median top-5 and top-1 scores for all families as csv files (supporting primary article figs. 4, 5). a. “Top.5 Mean Scores.csv” b. “Top.1 Mean Scores.csv” c. “Top.5 Median Scores.csv”4. Within-family means and medians separated by toothed vs. untoothed and lobed vs. unlobed leaves, in separate csv files.Toothed and lobed fractions are only shown for families that had toothed or lobed samples in this dataset (see table 2 of primary article). a. “Toothed and Lobed Comparisons, Means.csv” b. “Toothed and Lobed Comparisons, Medians.csv”5. Box plots of top-1 scores by family for each of 21 leaf locations as pdf file. See fig. 2 of the primary article for top-5 box plots and more information. a. “Spagnuolo et al top.1 Box Plots.pdf”Spagnuolo, EJ, P Wilf, T Serre. 2022. Decoding family-level features for modern and fossil leaves from computer-vision heat maps. American Journal of Botany. doi: 10.1002/ajb2.1842